News
Romance is in the air in plans for Jack windmill
With two sweeps missing and a temporary crown, Jack mill is a dowdy relation to his pretty neighbour Jill but to borrow a phrase from the famous nursery rhyme, he is not in danger of “tumbling” down.
A hundred and not out by a long way yet
Centenarian Dorothy Briegel celebrated her birthday with reminiscences of a lifetime spent in the town where she was born.
Farmers speak out over sheep massacre
A farmer and his son have been talking about the devastation caused to their flock by two dogs that went on the rampage, leaving 26 sheep dead or dying and one missing.
Haywards Heath man involved in fatal collision
A man from Haywards Heath suffered minor injuries in a three vehicle fatal collision at Uckfield on Saturday (June 15).
Join our Longest Day video project
What makes Sussex special? That’s the question we will be aiming to answer with our new exciting project - The Longest Day on Friday (June 21).
Sport
From the back pages, June 20: England breeze into Champions Trophy Final with crushing semi win
England will hope it is fifth time lucky when they attempt to win a maiden 50-over global trophy on Sunday. They roared into the Champions Trophy Final on the back of a demolition job by their bowlers and a stroll to victory by their batsmen. (The Mirror)
Not all gloom and doom as Beacon test called off for safety reasons
Burgess Hill Runners stage their Downlands Dash this weekend and will be hoping for better weather than that which caused last week’s annual club handicap race to be cancelled.
Graham has had better days... video
It was not a great day for Graham Page on Saturday as his Lindfield 3rd team lost their Mid Sussex Division 3 match against Preston Nomads 4ths.
VIDEO: Heath give themselves a lift video
Haywards Heath’s hopes of a swift return to Division 2 were given a boost when they edged a tense derby clash with leaders Lindfield at Clair Park on Saturday.
From the back pages, June 19: FA decide not to renew England U-21s coach Stuart Pearce’s contract
STUART PEARCE has paid the price for England’s early exit from the European U-21 Championships after being informed by the FA that they will not renew his contract. (The Express)
Amjad Khan currently ruled out through injury
Sussex have announced that Amjad Khan is facing a lay-off through injury following confirmation that he has fractured a bone in his wrist.
Video
Graham has had better days... video
It was not a great day for Graham Page on Saturday as his Lindfield 3rd team lost their Mid Sussex Division 3 match against Preston Nomads 4ths.
Lifestyle
Penthouse apartment
A two double bed penthouse apartment with an underground parking space, within close walking distance of Three Bridges mainline station.
Stories from the Festival Theatre
He may have been just the dishwasher, but Julian Sluggett found himself involved in discussions at the very highest level in the earliest days of Chichester Festival Theatre.
Exciting new talent on show at town folk club
The Willows Folk Club in Arundel welcomes new young folk musicians James Findlay and Alex Cumming as their next special guests on Wednesday, June 26.
All in the mind as Doug provides two shows
Psychological entertainer Doug Segal presents a double-bill of his two most recent stage shows when he visits Worthing’s Connaught Theatre with a combination of comedy and apparent feats of mind-reading and mind-control on June 21.
Film review: Man of Steel (8 out of 10) video
As a lad in the 1960s a lot of my early reading was based around what used to be called American Comics but are now Graphic Novels.
Community
Thanks to all helping Diabetes Week
I am writing to say thank you to all your readers who are doing something during Diabetes Week (June 9 to 15) to help make life better for people who have diabetes or are at risk of developing it.
Opportunity to voice your opinions
A new chairman is set to be appointed to the Central Mid Sussex County Local Committee next week.
Burgess Hill football memories but who are the players?
These mid-last century pictures are probably of Worlds End Football Club players.
Very perplexing
I find it very perplexing that there are numerous gangs of men replacing working lamp standards with higher efficiency ones, during the shortest nights of the year, but the roads are still full of craters and undulations.
Shed some light
I write with reference to the article in today’s Middy “6-4 6-4 blow to tennis club lights plan”.
- COMMENT: The unstoppable rise of UKIP in West Sussex?
- In this week’s Mid Sussex Times
- Man arrested during Mid Sussex day of action
- Lindfield arts and film festival this weekend
- From the back pages, May 10: ‘It will be hard to follow the best manager ever’: David Moyes given huge six-year deal at Manchester United
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Weather for Haywards Heath
Thursday 20 June 2013
Today
Light rain
Temperature: 12 C to 21 C
Wind Speed: 10 mph
Wind direction: South east
Tomorrow
Light showers
Temperature: 11 C to 19 C
Wind Speed: 13 mph
Wind direction: South west

